Goldberg on inflation and defense spending debates
Arthur J. Goldberg, former general counsel for United Steelworkers Union and diplomat, discusses inflation causes and U.S. defense costs. He blames government policy and military outlays, questions current Nixon era controls, and raises broad inquiries into priorities and leadership ahead of elections.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
United Steelworkers Union
U.N
Supreme Court
Goldberg
U.S. Senate
New York
Nixon
Vietnam
Why the young are forced to loiter
A Washington opinion piece argues small towns will push anti loitering laws to curb teen gatherings. It links mass arrests to a cycle of unemployment, wage laws, and political groups like SDS. It critiques minimum wage, apprenticeship limits, and union practices as factors shaping youth presence and future housing needs.
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Washington
Students For
Peronnel
SDS
National Federation of Independent Business
National Federation
Johnson
Department of Labor
Census Bureau
Armed Services
Vietnam
Charlie’s violent lessons on non-violence
Russell Baker profiles Charlie and his lifelong gospel of nonviolence. From childhood lessons about negotiating disputes to later clashes with police, Charlie endures beatings yet clings to peaceful protest, arguing that violence harms American life and that restraint is a civic duty.
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Charlie
Russell Baker
New York Times
America
Pete
Casm
South
Chica-g9
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
Mayor Daley
Eugene McCarthy
Berkeley
Golden State
Tips on Uterus, Gout Booklet, and Salt Habits
Readers ask about a tipped uterus delaying pregnancy and potential surgery. A uric acid booklet is offered for 25 cents with a self addressed stamped envelope. A salt craving in a child prompts medical exam for adrenal issues or behavior change guidance. Dr Thosteson notes he cannot answer individual letters due to volume.
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Thostesen
F.A
Dr. Thosteson
Woman creates success in music business with Scepter Records
Florence Greenberg, once a New Jersey housewife, built Scepter Records from a $30,000 inheritance into a major firm with worldwide distribution. She championed artists like Dionne Warwick and the Isley Brothers, proving a woman can lead in a male‑dominated industry while advising wives to pursue sincere ambitions beyond the home.
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New York
Florence Greenberg
Nod
Stanley
Manhattan Music Publishers
Mrs. Greenberg
The
Chivelles
Mary Jane
Reers
Dionne Warwick
Chuck Jackson
Isley Brothers
B.J. Thomas
Greenberg
Yesterdays Seven Years and Local Happenings Summary
A patchwork of brief local items notes a ferry boat laid up for repairs after a storm, visits by residents from Columbus Junction, a request to renew the American Encyclopedic Dictionary, a wedding anniversary with guest honored Private George Freers, and a resignation at the Muscatine County Farm Bureau. It also reports a Chicago wedding at Granville Avenue Methodist church and obituaries.
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Fen
Marion
Columbus Junction
John Howell
George Freers
France
Frances Byrne
Muscatine County Farm Bureau Board
Farm Bureau
Byrne
Alaska
Granville Avenue Methodist Church
Chicago
Country Church
Marjorie Winn
F. H. Winn
Oakland Drive
John J. Canney
Prayer Request on Faith and Witness in Sorrow
A devotional prayer asks God to grant strong faith and to recognize His sufficiency. It seeks guidance to witness to others about this blessing while comforting those in distress, in Jesus name.
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Jesus
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California
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Webster's
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Ed Dietrich
Linn Street
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Philadelphia
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John Ff. Kennedy
Ireland
World Council of Churches
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Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
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